Kevin Weil launches Warp Sciences with US$215 million for AI drug lab
The startup plans an automated US laboratory to refine promising drug molecules, work often outsourced to Chinese contractors.
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Heatbit introduces water heater element that doubles as a Bitcoin miner
The Bitwater is designed for compatible tank-based heaters in the US and Canada, with the first batch scheduled to ship in the first quarter of 2027.
Valve publicly mentions HLX without identifying the project
A GameSoundCon discussion and new code findings have renewed speculation about a possible Half-Life project, but its identity remains unconfirmed.
Anker launches 100W Laptop Charger Pro with adjustable charging limits
The US$59.99 charger has one USB-C port and a display, with battery-care settings for compatible laptops and iPhones.
Supernova study finds further signs that dark energy could change
A compilation covering 2,884 stellar explosions adds evidence against a constant dark energy model, though separate measurements suggest different departures.
iPhone Duo to have limited walk-in availability at Apple Stores
Apple marketing SVP Greg Joswiak said stores would have stock of the first foldable iPhone and described pre-order demand as extraordinary.
WhatsApp begins testing scheduled messages on iPhone
Selected iOS beta testers can schedule texts and media, but no public launch date has been announced.
Delta 2.0 adds iPhone Duo layouts and Sega Genesis support
The emulator’s update introduces a Liquid Glass interface, folding-aware Nintendo DS controls and new options for mixing game audio with music or podcasts.
Strava updates route search and offline tools, plans audio directions
The exercise-tracking platform says subscribers will soon receive turn-by-turn audio guidance for walks, hikes and runs.
Apple gains PC market share despite lower shipments
Counterpoint Research said the MacBook Neo helped limit Apple's losses during a quarter when worldwide PC shipments fell 21%.
